Letter from a gentleman in the city, to a minister in the country.
Wylie, Robert.
Campbell, Archibald, ǂd -1744,former owner.StEdNL: 1.323(1)
[Edinburgh?,
1703?]
Includes: 'Objections against the General Assembly's asserting the government of this church by presbytery in the present juncture; .. In a conference betwixt B. and A. two ministers'.
A gentleman in the city = Robert Wylie.
Letter dated at the end: Febr. 4. 1703.
ESTC
An armorial medium bookplate is pasted inside the front cover. The bookplate reads "The Honourable Archibald Campbell Esq. 1708". The bookplate also has a manuscript inscription "vol.2d" most likely written by Campbell himself. The verso of the first original flyleaf contains a list of the included pamphlets, together with their price, written in Campbell's hand and a manuscript inscription "No. 52". It appears that there was a bookplate (now missing) on the same page. The recto of the second flyleaf is inscribed "Ard Campbell Novr 17/1704" again in Campbell's hand and in a different hand below "For Vols 1 and 3 of this series of three vols ses [shelfmarks] 1.332 & 1.509". Campbell had also numbered the individual pamphlets and identified the authors of some of them.
Also reproduced on microfilm. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1986. The Eighteenth Century ; reel 6096, no. 04.